Name
Giulia Rosco
Professional Area
Documentary Filmmaker
Company
DinamoFilm
We are an independent film and audiovisual production company based in Bari, Puglia. We make
films and documentaries inspired by life stories out of the ordinary and with a strong attitude for
international co-production thanks to our collaboration with an ever-expanding network of
producers.
To this date Dinamo Film has produced:
- In 2023, the documentary “The Era of Giants”, directed by Davide Barletti and Lorenzo Conte,
co-produced with Fluid Productions, about the xylella bacterium that is killing millions of olive
trees, destroying the landscape, the culture and the economy of the Puglia region.
- In 2021 the film “The First Rule”, directed by Max D'Epiro in co-production with Goldenart
Production and Notorious Pictures.
- In 2018 the film “Have Faith”, a remake of the 2005 Danish film by Anders Thomas Jensen,
“Adam's Apples”. Directed by Giorgio Pasotti, the film is an Italian-Austrian co-production starring
Claudio Amendola and Giorgio Pasotti.
- In 2015 The documentary film “A Wonderful Season of Failure”, directed by Mario Bucci, winner
of Best European Football Film at the 2015 Berlin 11mm festival, Best Sports Film of the Year at
the 2015 Italian Sport Awards, recipient of the 2015 FICE Audience Award and winner of the 2018
Milan Offside Festival.
- In 2011, the docuseries “The Grass Doesn’t Grow”, the first experiment in Italy of a live web
production, later acquired by MTV Italia, and recipient of the Italian Sports Press Union as the
most original sports-themed product of 2012.
Country
Italy
Accreditation
BIO TO B | DOC
As a photographer and filmmaker, I work in the documentary field for national and international media, ONG, and urban regeneration projects in Southern Italy. With 10 years of experience, I specialize in documentary cinematography. I build the visual identity of a project, managing every technical and creative aspect related to lighting and color.
My debut film, Feneen, is a documentary about the urban music scene in Senegal, created with the intent to overturn stereotypical images of Africa. It was screened at Visioni dal Mondo, FIPADOC, the Pordenone Docs Festival and the Terra di Tutti Film Festival.
Since 2021, I have been documenting La Rivoluzione delle Seppie, an architecture collective in Belmonte Calabro, Calabria, dedicated to cultural reactivation in marginalized areas and experimenting with new ways of living and coexisting. Additionally, since 2022, I have collaborated with Kilimangiaro and Geo to produce nature and science documentaries across Europe and North Africa. In 2025, I filmed Geopop’s first documentary about volcanoes in Italy, which secured an independent screenings release and a special screening at the Giffoni Film Festival. My latest work is a documentary for NZZ Format exploring the new Trump immigration policies and the current situation at the US-Mexico border.
While the majority of my work is commissioned—which gives me the opportunity to experiment and gain highly professional experience—I increasingly want to dedicate myself to personal projects that fulfill my deep drive for justice and freedom.
